ShawnM1977
Plastic
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Can anyone tell me what type of Gorton mill this is. I have an opportunity to buy this but have no idea what to offer. Thanks for any info!
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adh2000
Titanium
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Pretty sure it’s a 9J. A photo from the side would be helpful. They don’t go for a lot, $900.
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4GSR
Diamond
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Yep, looks like a 9-J to me, too!
Old mill has a No. 10 B & S taper in the spindle. If you buy it, get any tooling that maybe laying around to it, too. Ken
Old mill has a No. 10 B & S taper in the spindle. If you buy it, get any tooling that maybe laying around to it, too. Ken
Doozer
Titanium
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- Buffalo NY
The knee dovetails look a little narrow for a 9-J.
It looks more like an 8-1/2 D.
But the picture us CRAPPY ! ! ! !
-Doozer
It looks more like an 8-1/2 D.
But the picture us CRAPPY ! ! ! !
-Doozer
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